Ayn Rand's True Philosophy, and the People and Events Who Show It

Ian Land's true philosophy is that people and events that have stated that "I personally hate mankind because I can personally admire the highest possibilities and can not realize these possibilities" Similarly. Ein's novel meets these possibilities by expressing her hope for independence and individuality of the world. Freedom can only be achieved by the human's own ability to think, feel, make choices, and make their own judgments This is the essence of the novel. In her work "Anthem", Ayn Rand advocates the philosophy that independence and personality are very important in society.

Ayn Rand wrote The Fountainhead to teach passionate objectiveism philosophy, political freedom and belief in individual rights. To express her philosophy, Ianland created Howard Rock, a distinctive Ainland hero, and his fellow Peter Keating. Howard Roke is an innovative architect whose outstanding innovative design is refused by dogmatic and fear of change. But he did not give up on his belief, but he was devoted to his own judgment and honesty. On the other hand, Peter Keating is compliant, he abandons his integrity and others can dominate his life. Through this strong contrast between Roark and Keating and Roark's final victory, Ayn Rand clearly presented her objectiveist philosophy.

Ian Land is the most important example of the simultaneous work of intellectuals and contemporary philosophy, but his contribution has not been made in the field of "philosophy". However, despite her popularity, only a few professional philosophers are serious As a result, most of the serious philosophical work of Rand is published in non-peer reviewed journals and books other than academic journals, This fact is reflected in the literature. B. Achenbach and other philosophers. In the 1980s he has proposed to propose various philosophical consultations and regain Socrates' dialogue (1983, Drei Vorträgezurphilosophischen Praxis, Drei Vorträgezurphilosophischen Praxis) in life. Quasi-psychotherapeutic framework